Every week we track the business, tech and investment trends in CPG, retail, restaurants, agriculture, cooking and health, so you don’t have to. Here are some of this week’s top headlines.

In retail news, Whole Foods has announced the end to its 365 format. The existing 12 stores will remain in business. Robomart announced that its self-driving vehicles will be used by Stop & Shop in the greater Boston area starting this spring. Giant grocery stores will replace robotic assistants at 172 of its stores. And finally, Postmates has raised $100 million ahead of its IPO.

In CPG news, Oatly is set to open a factory in New Jersey in late March or April to boost production by as much as 10 times. Laird Superfood, maker of plant-based creamers, has received $32 million in funding led by WeWork.

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Oatly is set to open a plant in New Jersey. Other companies are jumping on the oat milk bandwagon amid signs that consumers are switching from almond milk in their coffee, including Califia Farms, PepsiCo’s Quaker Oats and Danone’s Silk.

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The investment includes participation from BlackRock, Tiger Global and other current shareholders. Postmates hopes to go public at the beginning of a wave of highly-touted tech offerings that is likely to include Uber.

Robomart announced that its self-driving mobile commerce vehicles will be used by Stop & Shop in the greater Boston area starting this spring. Vehicles will carry produce, meal kits and other convenience items directly to customer’s doors.

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